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Good Question! I have been wondering the same. Maybe just having a password entry field and MD5 function may do the trick?

zeeg…are you out there? Still struggling here… =/

Disregard…I figured it out just after posting

Ah. I fixed the display of the thumbs and modified folder by unchecking the “display subfolders” on the Admin panel.

Now that “chdir(): No such file or directory (errno 2) … on line 534
” error. I think it was a bad decsion to put the full path. I think that fixed one issue, but caused another.

Ill play with it and let you know if I come up with anything. Thanks for the help and commitment up to now.

I think that I have almost got it. Now I am getting at least the folder icons to appear, albeit I am getting another error.

Under Options/Default Gallery Path I had to put the FULL path; ie: not just ‘/wp-content/gallery’ BUT the full path including the root. Maybe its a Windows/Plesk thing, I donno.

I figured this out by adding the following lines of code before the error output, as you instructed in the old thread:

echo realpath($_SERVER[‘document_root’]);
echo $dir_path_abs;

Oh, should I even be seeing the modified and thumbs folders? I thought these would be consdiered “internal” and for the plugin functionality.

UGH! I am not sure why I am struggling with this one so much, and I am sure the resolution will be DUH! simple. I am determined as this is the best looking gallery I have seen. Lets give it one more try:

direct path to gallery:
C:\Inetpub\vhosts\kevla.net\httpdocs\wp-content\gallery

WordPress address (URI):
https://www.kevla.net

deafult gallery path under Options:
/wp-content/gallery/
(I have also tried various versions with both “/” and “\”)

location of ALL xgallery files
/wp-content/plugins/xgallery

https://www.kevla.net/media.php (media.php=example-photo.php)

No modifications were made to any xgallery files.

Currently, Gallery folder is empty of media files, but has two files, thumbs and modified.

THANKS AGAIN for trying to working through this one with me.

I dont think that is my issue. It’s set to /wp-content/gallery. I hae WP1.5 in my main directory. The example-photos.php is in the main directory.

Could it be this line from the xGallery.php script?
define (‘ICONS_DIR’, get_settings(‘home’).’/wp-content/plugins/xgallery/’);

As a reminder, I am on a IIS server.

Sign me up for that plug-in request too!

I got it! I had my “maximum number of posts to display” set to 12, as seen on the Options section of the Dashboard/Admin screen. Even though the categories I wanted to be displayed on the front page were filtered down to just two posts, the plugin script script still saw that there were 13 possible, and thus dislayed the “next” link. Once I increased the limitation to 100, all is fine.

Does anyone know what was meant (in the install Instrux) by: “Windows doesnt like .folder names, so do a find replace with .modified and .thumb or something of the sorts”

Do we need to search the code in xgallery.php for instances of “.modified” and “.thumb” or do we actually need to created folders with these names.

This may be where my confusion and problem lies.

GREAT! Much better than limiting the category(s) for the front page, which I could’t get to work anyway. This way, I can select what I want there.

One thing though. I only have two posts being displayed and there is a “- Next Page” at the bottom of the screen. Even when I had many posts on th front page (prior to activating the plugin) I never got this. I just scrolled.

Is there a way to supress this “-Next” from appearing?
Is it being displayed because of a WP1.5 setting, or a plugin setting?

Thanks in advance

OK. So I got the error above resolved, but now I am getting what others have hadd: Error Message: Unable to access the specified directory . Both direcotries have permissions

I keep getting a “Call to undefined function: gallery_show_photos()” error.

I activated the Plugin.
I created a wp-content /gallery page, granted read/write permissions
I used the default settings (note: Im on IIS server) on admin page.
I also added the style settings to the templates sytle.css file.

The example-photos.php file is in the main directory

Not sure whats going on here. Eventually, I hope to have the gallery display within the template, in the body section.

Using the latest version of Ahesive, I am getting a Javascript error in WP1.5. Other than this, seems to work fine:

I believe this is the line fro mteh resulting page:
<script type=”text/javascript”>window.document.getElementById(‘post-2’).parentNode.className += ‘ adhesive_post’;</script>Message

Any ideas on how to resolve the error?

Hmmm…Well. I have an idea. I added a column, CAT_LEVEL to the categories table. I set the level for each category to match the USER_LEVEL that should be required to post in the given category.

Now, I know I need to add the following to the SQL statment that builds the category dropdown, on the write section, of the WP1.5 dashboard. Do you happen to know where that function is, and what file it is in?

…AND category_level=$user_level’